One Common Thread
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It's Finally Quilt Weather (Hexagon Quilts for Fall)
Fall is here, and that means it's officially quilt weather. Discover why handmade hexagon quilts are the coziest way to celebrate the season.
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Why Our Hexagon Quilts Are Still Sewn by Hand
In a world that values speed, our handmade hexagon quilts are still sewn one stitch at a time. Here's why that will never change.
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How to Choose Fabrics for a Hexagon Quilt
Choosing fabrics for a handmade hexagon quilt doesn't have to be overwhelming. Here's what to look for and why it matters.
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Why Hexagons? The Story Behind One of Quilting's Most Timeless Designs
Before you even look closely at a handmade hexagon quilt, you notice something is different. Maybe it's the pattern. Maybe it's the way your eyes m... -
Saturdays at the Provo Farmers Market
This past month we had the opportunity to spend our Saturday mornings at the Provo Farmers Market. It was a wonderful experience to meet so many pe... -
Sharing One Common Thread at the MOKA Quilt Study Group
One Common Thread was featured at the MOKA Quilt Study Group in Kansas, sharing the story behind their hexagon quilts.
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What Is a Hexagon Quilt?
What is a hexagon quilt? Discover how these handmade quilts are making an impact for women in Honduras.
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Sk8er Boi
There is something about this baby quilt that says “Sk8er Boi”. I feel like I should keep it since my daughter married a skater boy 3 weeks ag... -
Art
“The artist is a receptacle for emotions that come from all over the place: from the sky, from the earth, from a scrap of paper, from a passing ... -
MLK Day
“Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” Martin Luther King Jr. By helping support these women you truly can make the world a bet... -
Happy Birthday
Isn’t this quilt gorgeous?!?! I’m so in love!! Also we had two birthdays yesterday! Sweet little Natalie turned 13 and Her Aunt Juli! Happy birt... -
Supporting the Makers!
“I am a quilter myself and I love making things from scraps. There is something so satisfying about using every last leftover and turning it in...
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